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Rothschild & Co advises on five winning deals, The Banker Deals of the Year

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Five of our transactions were named Deals of the Year by The Banker Deals of the Year, which considered deals completed in the 12 months to March 2023.

  • Americas Restructuring - Aeroméxico's chapter 11 restructuring
  • Europe Equities - Porsche's €9.4bn IPO
  • Middle East Equities - Americana's US$1.8bn concurrent dual listing on ADX and Tadawul
  • Middle East Sustainable Finance - PIF's US$3bn triple tranche inaugural green bond offering
  • Europe Restructuring - Nordic Aviation Capital's US$6.4bn restructuring

About the awards

The Banker is a monthly magazine owned by the Financial Times group. It was established in 1926 and is read in 150 countries. The Banker Deals of the Year selects winning transactions across a range of deal types.

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